This month Revd. Christine Holzapfel reflects on the theme of listening - to God, to each other and to ourselves. Christine and Richard Burston, Rosie Byard and Sally Holzapfel share how they have valued being listened to and we look to scripture for insights into this topic.

Christine Burston reads Luke 24:13-32 and Richard Burston leads the prayers

Songs are performed and recorded by Matt and Tilly Taylor

‘More of You’ Words: Anna Henson-Hearn Music: Matthew J. Taylor. © 2014 Copyright Control

‘What a Friend We Have in Jesus’ Charles Crozat Converse | Joseph Medlicott Scriven © Words: Public Domain Music: Public Domain Arr. by Jason O’Sullivan and Matthew J. Taylor © 2021 Copyright Control

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Recommended for further reading:

‘Listening’ by Anne Long: A practical study of all the key aspects of listening - listening to myself, listening to others, listening to the world and listening to God.
‘The God Who Speaks’ by Peter Lawrence. How God's Spirit can guide us personally, day by day, no matter what.
'Hearing from God' by Peter Lawrence. Concise and practical, Peter shares personal stories of listening to God
'Hearing God' by Dallas Willard: Developing a conversational relationship with God.

Rev. Kate Picot introduces this month’s ‘Way of Life’ podcast, on the topic of God’s mercy; how we can open ourselves to receive mercy ourselves and reflect it to others. Simon Cameron, a member of the Ministry Team will offer reflections and will join Kate in conversation about his journey to faith during a time when he was in prison and the way in which his life was re-built through God’s mercy and love.

Martine Smith-Huvers reads the scripture and Alison Goddard leads the prayers.

Songs performed and recorded by Matt and Tilly Taylor.

The Young Man - Robin Mark

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This month’s podcast is introduced by Christine Holzapfel, a member of the wider Harnhill community serving as a volunteer. As we continue to look at the Harnhill Way of Life, she explores the significance of community as a healing place. She is joined by the Revd. Audrey Martin Doyle and Kevin Derham who share from their experiences of community.

Link to an image of The Old Testament Trinity

Songs performed and recorded by Matt & Tilly Taylor

The Good Shepherd - Matt and Tilly Taylor copyright 2021

How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place – Jonathan Asprey | Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650 © Words: Public Domain Music: 1975 Celebration

How Good and How Pleasant - Graham Kendrick © 1995 Make Way Music (Admin. by Make Way Music Limited)

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The Henri Nouwen quotation is taken from "You are the Beloved" by Henri J.M. Nouwen © 2017 by The Henri Nouwen Legacy Trust. Published by Convergent Books.

In this podcast, as we continue to look at the Harnhill ‘Way of Life’, Revd Kate Picot will be reflecting with Harnhill residential team on the subject of prayer. Team members will share their own experiences of prayer, reflecting on how they have changed and grown in this area of their life and faith. Kate will also be speaking about seasons in our lives where prayer might feel more challenging and why. The music contributions come from Matt and Tilly Taylor, and Bill Eteson.

Audio production: Mike Stranks

Songs:

Lord of all my days, written and recorded by Bill Eteson by kind permission

Our confidence is in the Lord - Noel Richards | Tricia Richards © 1989 Thankyou Music (Admin. by Integrity Music)

Contributions by kind permission: Simon Brigham, Simon Cameron, Janie Cameron, Joanne Rono and Martine Smith-Huvers.

We continue to look at the Harnhill ‘Way of Life’ and in this month’s podcast, Revd. Christine Holzapfel asks ‘What do we mean by healing, in a Christian context?’ Dr Michael Harper shares his insights from a long career in medicine and his experience in healing prayer ministry. He was for six years the Director of Burrswood Hospital, a Christian Healing Centre in Kent. Christine is also joined by her daughter Sally who shares her experiences as a guest at Harnhill last year. The time of prayer is led by Janie Cameron, a member of the residential ministry team. The music contribution once again comes from Matt and Tilly Taylor.

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Song: Praise My Soul The King Of Heaven - Henry Francis Lyte | John Goss Copyright Words & Music: Public Domain Arrangement: Matthew J. Taylor, (c) 2021 (Copyright Control)

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Contribution by Dr Michael Harper by kind permission

Contribution by Sally by kind permission

In this month’s podcast, Revd. Kate Picot introduces an overview the Harnhill Centre ‘Way of Life’ and is joined by Binnie Rank, with reflections on her journey to faith and long connection with the ministry of Harnhill. The time of prayer is led by Simon Brigham, a member of the residential ministry team. The music contribution one again comes from Matt and Tilly Taylor, recorded at the Harnhill Centre. We are also delighted to include poetry from Russ Parker’s recently published booked, called The Pilgrim Wild: Chasing the scent of God with prayers and poems.

Audio editing: Mike Stranks

Song: Thorns In The Straw by Graham Kendrick © 1994 Make Way Music (Admin. by Make Way Music Limited)

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Pilgrim Wild by Russ Parker ISBN: 9798678650870

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In this recording Revd Kate Picot introduces the Harnhill ‘Way of Life’. She is also joined by Dr David Wells, a long-term member of the Harnhill community, who shares about his journey to faith and subsequent involvement in the healing ministry. The time of prayer is led by Simon Cameron, a member of the residential Ministry Team. The music was recorded by Matt and Tilly Taylor at the Harnhill Centre. 

Audio editing: Mike Stranks